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Meanings of renege in English
Portuguese
descumprir Spanish
renegar Usage of renege in English
1
But the group has said it will not renege on the deal.
2
We could always renege on Kyoto, following the lead of the US.
3
See you tomorrow, and no, I won't let you renege on dinner.
4
People switch jobs, renege on obligations, fail to repay debts, relocate often.
5
In case the Collegium try to renege on the Church's promises.
6
Then I witnessed Thars renege on his word to protect you.
7
If you've gotten accepted to colleges, they'll probably renege the offers.
8
The last person to renege on their manifesto was Nick Clegg.
9
In any case, if he should decide to renege, what could she possibly do?
10
You get big problems when those who want power then renege on the responsibility.'
11
Again tomorrow? she asked, as if I might suddenly renege.
12
I know Verin, and she would never renege on a promise made to Philippe.
13
Then, they could renege on pension promises made to employees.
14
Apparently, everyone knows that he has been trying to renege.'
15
Bunny looks gravely at the boy and says, 'They may renege on the order.'
16
I shall go, if you swear that you will not renege on your promise.'
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